jeremy which was done by the ministry of public health it was random their own demise segue and we looked at $500.00 random samples and we did there are a test of those $500.00 individuals are from 500 individuals 160 were positive and there are other things that you know about the accuracy of there are just what's not. 100 percent yeah we don't dr p.c.r. test at n.b.c. our 1st we found that 60 percent and what's around $156.00 people were affected. by rest it's an alarming sign for us to get it more vigilant to take more vacation early measures to implement all the preventive measures and stay. in force lockdown and other preventive measures to reduce the spread of the current by restaurant and unit because the virus has already been hit community for this mission and the spread of the virus has been debated so you say that for you the priority now is implement the stay at home ashes but as you know for many afghans staying at home is not an option the economy of the country is very fragile millions of afghan children are struggling with hunger according to save the children so how do yo

the ministry of public health they confirmed that 8 civilians bodies of 8 civilians are being transferred to hospitals and 11 more have been wounded so this was a hospital in the western part of the city that actually it was a surprising incidentally that everyone was in shock because it was a hospital where medicine sounds from to is. were supporting this hospital and. it has a 100 bad and still police special forces are struggling to clear the whole building for assailants have been involved and it is that attack and one of them have been gunned down by the afghan special forces so on the other side there it did there was another deadly attack in this easter part of afghanistan where a funeral was held and some local provincial officials have been killed or injured and that number is also all conflicting because recently the spokesperson for the provisional governor said that 15 people have been killed and 56 people have been injured so afghanistan has been experiencing a very deadly day since couple of days taliban stormed several chuck colson outpolls but today taliban denied involvem

just speaking to the ministry of public health they confirmed that a civilian bodies off have. been transferred to the hospitals and 11 more have been wounded so this was a hospital in the western part of the 30 actually it was a surprising incident that everyone was in shock because it was the hospital where the middleton found strong tears. were supporting this hospital and. it has hundreds bad and still the police special forces are struggling to to clear the whole building they are still in the 1st floor ministry of interior actually no . you know they have to wait and see what would be their yellow casualty figure because the attack is still ongoing and for sale and have been involved in that as the attack and one of them have been gunned down by the afghan special forces so on the other side there is there was another deadly attack in this eastern part of afghan the song where a funeral was held and some local prevention also shows have been killed or injured and that number is also a complex thing because recently the spokesperson for the provincial governor said 15 peopl

nobody is allowed except these babies government agencies that includes officers from the ministry of public health but you don't see enforcement you don't see either government to bullies force asking people to stay home you see people still traveling between provinces we have rude people coming in going we have padda somebody has done by the ministry of public health and children that almost half of the people who tested positive recovered 19 yes it's still 2700 people that have been tested positive but my assumption from conviction is that we have way more than that people who are suffering with over 1000 people are not going to. voluntarily give up to give their tax for indebting because they don't trust the government infrastructure and there's not much the government can do right and if we're looking at tens of thousands of infections in cobol what is the infrastructure like what is the capability of the hospitals to cope what kind of medical facilities are there and indeed protective equipment and so. there was a private hospital about a few weeks ago which got shut because all of its medica

this attack happened when the ministry of public health. visiting the area so we don't have more information which is. what happened in the police. are keeping kind of the hospital now to attack it's ongoing at the moment. and we don't have more information about that perhaps just give us a little context of this in terms of recent attacks in the city and that might give us an idea of who might be responsible well at the moment we cannot we don't know who will be the 1. basis for this attack all right we'll leave it there mr thanks very much indeed a message with the latest on the ongoing attacks in the afghan capital of kabul all right after being shut down for almost 2 months in response to the coronavirus pandemic india is reopening its vaults rail network is the biggest in the world tens of thousands of people have bought tickets for services running between the capital new delhi and 15 other cities will be up to passengers to maintain social distancing requirements while they travel let's be now tennis with them is live for us in new de

so together with the government of afghanistan's ministry of public health and the world health organization there is ongoing surveillance at all major border crossing points with iran the international organization for migration has a network of transit facilities that we work from to provide post arrival supporting including health screening and service services upon arrival what sort of problems does this create for your organization when dealing with migrants both in the areas and in the rural areas who are trying to move across a very fractured country. well certainly in the present context where conflict is a major concern and then in addition to that we have a corona virus spreading throughout the country. the health and safety of our staff members is is of concern and also trying to provide protection support to returning migrants is a further consideration for us especially in the month of march when we had over 100 $60000.00 migrants crossing in a single month when each sovereign country around the world is not free trying to look after its own people sometimes countries like afgha

government that took over in september of $20.19 and therefore of nearly a year on it has increased the profits from lee public ministry of health for the minister of health dramatically started to reforming the sector then the equipment in crisis hit the sudan is one of the rarest affected countries in the hanukah he gun in the continent normally just to give you an idea you know i really need numbers of those living or distinct but if you have more than doubled it will get it so for me there were 950 on the fifteen's there were 1668 another friday yesterday near new or 2000 it 169. cases of course. you know ms italy 4.21. in all of this is our monk the positive cases which should be very high for africa that area to focus sent on me of death is it does you about the telling you that they are in medical service either medical or star office in another problem that as to these is that other cases other than that 19 are receiving a 1000000 little attention because of the need for all medical staff and look who was who are dealing with from 1000 specifically to house to addiction in order to deal with other urgent cases you know h

of commerce has ordered 150,000 masks. [speaking french] reporter: businesses are eagager to reopen, b but doubts remain whether customers will feel safe enough to shop in public. tom: brazil's health ministry has reported more cases and 610 from thehs coronavirus. brazil is one of the worst the world.natioions of various state governors have then steps to contain outbreak. but president john bolsonaro they may do more h harm than god and the government is warning of a possible economic collapse. reporter: for brazil's federal government the biggest threat is not the health crisis. it is the economic one. [speaking spanish] bolsonaro and his economy ministetemade the anments as they held imprpromptu meeting with the chf justice of the supreme court, hoping to convince him of the difficulty. he ruled that states have their ability to control measures. brazil is the effort but -- epicenter of the coronavirus epidemic. infections continue to climb. the daily death toll has been over 600 for the past three days. hospitals are reaching saturation in the hardest hit beingwhere women are treated in an emergency care unit. several of brazil' is northeastern states announced new lockdown measures an

public health. according to china's ministry of commerce, they spoke on the phone to robert lighthizer and treasury secretary steve mnuchin. joining me to discuss the overnight news is annmarie hordern. what was discussed on this call? : we have a statement from the united states trade representative about both countries pledging to create favorable environments to implement the deal and make sure infrastructure is in place for that. the key and critical part of this statement is that both parties will meet their obligations. they expect to do that in a timely manner in spite of the pandemic. the deal calls for china to buy an additional $200 billion of goods and services from the united states over two years. because of the pandemic, china is behind pace. it is crucial for that reason. it was more of a positive tone in rhetoric during washington and beijing compared what we have seen for the paschi weeks from the trump administration, on china about not warning enough countries about the severity of the pandemic, and a repercussion for the pandemic management would be more tariffs. the market cert

on its involved outreach, the kind of thing that ann was just talking about, engaging with people on the ground at the health ministry or universities or other public health experts. to get a sense of whether or not, what the government says is actually close to the truth or not. that's kind of a-- i don't want to call it an intelligence function, but i call it an information function and the second thing which i think that embassies have to do is figure out and explain to washington what are the priority problems and priority needs of the country where the embassy is located. who are partners with whom we could engage in those countries and also, give a sense to washington, what are the other resources, whether that be other bilateral donors or multilateral donors or private sector, whatever it is. it's going to be hard for washington to get that on, that's labor intensive. it's con from the washington embassy, it's much better doing that and sort of pull all of that together as sort of, here is what's needed and here is why it's needed and here are the gaps and then you send that back to washington and people like assistant secretaries and we hav

public health system though he said it's sad to see that the government is. throwing science aside and that is indeed militarizing one of the most important ministries in any country especially during a pandemic. with more than 800000 deaths and rising a group of opposition deputies have submitted impeachment against bill so noddle accusing him of crimes against public health. or the way he's managed the pandemic is putting brazilian lives at risk promoting crowds and close contact that increases infections and tuesday more than 1100 people died in 24 hours and the president insists on using a drug that has no scientific evidence the president himself doesn't know the difference between a republican and absolute monarchy. right now only bill scenario supporters are out on the streets demonstrating which should critics decide to come out of their self-imposed quarantine to call for the president's ouster as brazilians have successfully done before also now those days in office could well be numbered you see in human al jazeera. iran says more than 10000 health workers have been infected since the outbreak began its among the worst affected countries with nearly 127

significantly while germany's health ministry and the public health body the robert cock institute are paying close attention to the our number they are too concerned while the number of new infections in the country continues to fall. we'll take it seriously that the reproduction rate has increased again the robert capa institute said it will monitor the situation we cannot conclude that we are dealing with an art of control outbreak what did get out of control at the weekend were demonstrations in cities across germany against the remaining coronavirus restrictions that remain in place. i. the demonstrators have been made up of a disparate group mixing a whole host of fringe an extreme organizations on the far right and left of politics with conspiracy theorists and academics worried about the economic implications of corona restrictions on. what our governments have been doing since 58 which is now weeks ago is not you it's a public health concern what is being done here reminds me of that you know from the cinema the hunger games and i see this lockdown as the staging of hunger games every day germany new tributes and brawls rest senseless lockdown in which every

of mr trump's valets had the virus. the president and the vice—president, who both have busy public schedules, are checked daily and have so far tested negative. in spain, the country's health ministryho have died from the coronavirus fell tojust under 180, down from 229 reported on friday. it brings the total toll of the virus there to 26,478. health officials also report a rise in the number of diagnosed cases. there are now more than 223,000 confirmed infections in the country. the increase there comes as in italy; deaths now exceed 30,000. italy is the first country in the european union to reach that milestone. on wednesday, britain became the first country in europe to exceed that number. president putin has been leading russia's commemorations for the 75th anniversary of the defeat of nazi germany in the second world war. ceremonies have been happening around the country in honour of war heroes — but public events have been significantly pared back because of coronavirus. in a national address, mr putin paid tribute to the millions who died and said russia was invincible when its citizens stood together. the bbc‘s steve rosenberg is in red square. this is a very strange victo

of trouble dealing with that right now. the brazilian ministry of health just confirmed that it is dealing with over 240,000. they saw a huge increase in deaths in the last month and one of the public health sentence could collapse without structure measures. we're looking at the john hopkins map tracking cases worldwide. there are 4,700,000 cases, almost 1,000,000 1/2 of them are here in the u.s. and of course it has confirmed cases globally more than 300,000 people have died from the coronavirus. also, this just in, the chinese president said that his country is now committing $2 billion to help fight the covid-19 pandemic worldwide. i know that you have some of the other international headlines right now. >> yes, italy has seen its lowest daily death toll almost 10 weeks with 145 in the last 24 hours. that is the lowest daily increase since march fourth. there are currently 68,000 active covid-19 cases with 762 in the icu. >>> bars, cafes and restaurants in italy began to reopen their doors with strict social distancing in place. the country is entering phase ii and is ending lockdown rules. they hope that people will come back and drink their beloved espressos. they can enter t

donna white-carrie, the first lady of true vines ministry who publicly fought church's reopening early, says since almeda county public health okayed the celebrations, she is fine with outdoor church gatherings. >> it allows people to be together, but in a social distance way. and allows them to attend church. so i think it is a great compromise. >> some other religious groups we talked to, including the san jose diocese, say they will follow the state and county guidelines. but with so many independent churches, synagogues, and mosques, it's hard to tell yet how many will go with just what the president had to say. in san jose, robert handa, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, robert. >>> well, we spoke with nbc news medical contributor dr. lizzy roy about whether it is a good idea for congregations to come together. >> people want to pray, they want to be with their fellow parishioners, fellow community members, in places of worship, and i think that's fine as long as you can maintain that physical distance, and at least six feet, as well as wearing, covering your face, and your mouth and nose. >> dr. roy also said if possibl

put out by his own ministry of health he's gone through two health ministers and well-qualified, capable healthministers. despite his miss steps and the approach the majority of public opinion is in favor of tougher restrictions seeing them last longer that's partly down to just his hard core militant support base that voted him in on the anti-corruption platform could reflect the fact that there are huge government ha handouts going out up to 50 million are eligible for that we could see a slight resolve and explains why he's fairly resilient in support levels. there is another aspect to this. congress is pretty reluctant to consider anything as radical as impeachment proceedings when there is not really any sign on the street of discontent to the fact that social distancing means protests are not viable at the moment if we were to see big protests and parties moving towards taking action, then clearly we could see a constitutional crisis in the meantime, despite the health crisis which is extremely serious, no, for the moment, no constitutional crisis. >> what about the economic side of things? fair number his base remains unflinging with this approach. when you l

government would you say this is more of a political move rather than out of a public health concern one because even the health ministry had recommended having migrant workers and undocumented workers tested. well what we've seen is you seen a change and prioritization so there's a move away from putting a lot of emphasis on that what is coming from the health ministry and we can see that it here is other concerned with security of sort of trying to take a bigger role in to managing the area of the migrant workers where they have been traditionally been very dominant and there's a lot of people who are seen to been allowed he here undocumented there's a lot of sensitivities across the political spectrum on this and so what we see is that that the division that is focused on rounding up particularly immigration authorities has been seen to be very active and it goes and it goes against the addition initial law of arms that the government had to be inclusive of everybody and of course use social distancing measures which have not been practiced in the recent round up some immigration raids how does the malaysian public f

of public health at the university of otago. he is an epidemiologist and a member of the new zealand ministry of health's technical advisory group he has been advising prime minister ardern on the response to covid19. welcome to democracy now! thank you for staying up so late. i'm holding the front page of -- - the york times" wholole front page lists huhunds and hundreds of names. we have under 5% of the population, but more than one quarter of the debts in the world. can you talk about what new zealand can teach, not only the united states, brazil, and far more populous countries, but what you recognized early o on n what you did, dr. baker? >> greetings from wellingtonon. it is a great pleleasure toto bn your program. i think when you look a across e globe and how difffferent countrtries have responded, i think one of the main messages is to respond decisively anand have t that combinationn of good scscnce and gogood l leadership. and coununtries that h have succeeded have done this. the case o of new z zealand, wih the same pandemic plan as many otheher countries, , which was a good plan but it was f for a differenent virusu

of the most important ministries in any country especially during a pandemic. with more than 800000 deaths and rising a group of opposition deputies have. needed impeachment against accusing him of crimes against public health. or the way he's managed the pandemic is putting brazilian lives at risk promoting crowds in close contact that increases infections and deaths on tuesday more than 1100 people died in 24 hours and the president insists on using a drug that has no scientific evidence the president himself doesn't know the difference between a republic and an absolute. right now only. demonstrating what should critics decide to come out of their self-imposed quarantine to call for the president as brazilians have successfully done. also now those days in office could well be numbered you see in human al-jazeera. still ahead here on al-jazeera . to say they are focused on making affordable for fun to borrow a. tops were not his for make thank you so much i had of cathouse organizing committee has vowed to keep the event affordable for fans as an author while he says not pricing out supporters has become more important duty to the economic impact of coronavirus organizers say they'll do all they can to h

favorable conditions for the limitation of a bilateral trade deal and cooperate on the autonomy and public health. according to a statement from china's ministry of commerce, china's vice premier spoke on the phone to u.s. trade representative robert lighthizer and trade secretary steven mnuchin. fromng us with the latest new york is annmarie hordern. good to speak with you. this positive movement between the u.s. and china very important, given the fallout have seen around coronavirus and its origin, and also talks around implementation of the trade deal. this sets the stage for something positive, i guess. >> yeah, definitely a positive dialogue, and also it comes ahead before they were even supposed to speak to. they are talking and talking earlier. i think the crucial part of the statement was when they said both countries fully expect to their obligations in a timely manner in spite of the pandemic. i think that is important for two reasons. the deal is calling for china to buy an additional 200 billion dollars worth of u.s. goods and services over two years compared to 2017, but because of the pandemic, those purchases so far have been b

this, the lower house of brazil's parliament passed a proposed law that would make it mandatory for everyone to wear a mask when out in public. meanwhile, brazil's health ministry is passing requirements, new regulations that are a bit more controversial. it was wednesday that brazil's health ministry authorized the use of chloroquine and hydroxychloroquine to treat patients who are experiencing covid-19 symptoms, the latter of which of course is the controversial drug that president trump himself has said he has been taking despite the fact that in the united states the food & drug administration said both of those drugs should only be used in hospitals and during clinical trials because they both pose grave risks of huge side effects and pose the possibility to kill. matt rivers, cnn, mexico city. >>> the united states has sent dozens of ventilators to russia as that country battles a health crisis. u.s. officials say 50 ventilators were sent in the first shipment loaded on to a military transporter. another 150 expected to be sent out soon. russia now has more than 300,000 coronavirus cases. it's only second to the u.s. when it comes to the highest number of

reopening of schools from june 1st man to treat are in teen for international travelers and recommendation to wear face masks in public office restrictions on free. germany's health ministry says it's closely monitoring and uptake in the country's corona virus infection rate the reproduction rate for the virus has now been over one for 2 days in a row meaning the number of infections is growing in recent days germany has taken some of its biggest steps yes to roll back down restrictions and reopen its economy but the country faces a difficult balancing act as it attempts a return to normality. well using has become the name of the game in germany. and not only at supermarkets now america like much of the nation is waiting to see the effects of gradually easing restrictions in recent weeks but it's important to me to once again draw attention to the fact that we are now in a new phase of the pandemic it will now be necessary in easing restrictions that we ensure safety so following the basic requirements that means keeping our distance wearing a mouth and nose covering and having consideration for others. that's very important . because the. clusters of new infections some

public health data could be at risk. speaking on monday in anticipation of the announcement, china's foreign ministry dismissed the accusationt evidence. translation: china is a staunch defender of cybersecurity and a victim of hacker attacks. we resolutely oppose and legally combat any forms of cyber attacking and hacking. china has been at the forefront of research in covid—19 vaccines and treatment. it is unethical for anyone to frame china and blindly spread rumours if they cannot provide evidence. 0ur north america correspondent, david willis, said there had been earlier warnings of cyber espionage. last week cybersecurity officials the uk and the us issued an alert warning that hackers were using a technique known as password spraying in an attempt to gain access to data that was being developed by pharmaceutical companies, healthcare bodies and medical research organisations. what that alert didn't do was it didn't specify which country was behind these hacking attempts. well, now the fbi and us department homeland security have come out and nailed the blame firmly at the door of china, saying it is attempting to gain

public health data may be at risk. speaking on monday in anticipation of the declaration, china's foreign ministry dismissed the accusatione. translation: china is a staunch defender of cybersecurity and a victim of hacking attacks. we oppose and legally combat any forms of cyber attacking and hacking. china has been at the forefront of research in covid—19 treatment. it is wrong to frame china and lonely spread rumours if they cannot provide evidence. let's get more from our north america correspondent david willis. a lot of eyebrows raised by the claim from the white house that there will be millions of vaccines by the end of year but we don't have any more information. what has been the response to the cybersecurity claims? it's interesting, last week cybersecurity officials the uk and the us issued an alert warning that hackers were using a technique known as password spraying in an attempt to gain access to data that was being developed by pharmaceutical companies, healthcare bodies and medical research organisations. what that alert didn't do was it didn't specify which country was behind these hacking attempts. wel

public health data could be at risk. speaking on monday in anticipation of the announcement, china foreign ministry dismissed the accusationnce. translation: china is a staunch defender of cyber security. and a victim of hacker attacks. we have always resolutely opposed and legally combated any forms of cyber attacks and hacking. china has been at the forefront of the world in research of covid—i9 vaccines and treatments. it is unethical for anybody to blindly frame up china and spread rumours that they cannot provide evidence to. let's get more from our north america correspondent david willis in los angeles. what more do we know about these accusations? last week, these accusations? last week, the uk in the us cybersecurity bodies issued joint alert, basically warning that certain hacking groups were using password spraying tactics to try to get access to various websites related to the treatment like vaccines and testing and so on here in the united states. but that alert did not mention a specific country as being behind those attempts. now the fbi and the york department of homeland security has come out and said that

of united states funding to the world health organization permanent and reconsider our membership in the organization. china's foreign ministry criticized the u.s. president's threats. the letter tried to mislead the public in this plausible way to slander china's prevention and control efforts and shock the u.s. has responsibility for incompetence in its own prevention and control this is futile. believe the movie. other. member states agreed to a comprehensive and independent review of the global pandemic response and ways that new job remains fully committed to trying to spot and see accountability and continuous improvement. we want accountability more than anyone the review will take place quite at the earliest appropriate moment. well for more now i'm joined by andrew goldman he is a harvard educated infectious disease specialist he's also a member of the german parliament the bundestag for the business friendly f.t.p. pardon mr olmert it's good to have you on the show let me ask you as a medical professional how what grade would you give the work of the w h o. i would give it a c. minus to be honest because a lot of things didn't work very well as they do each show but we have to see what kind of

ministry has already hit back accusing trump of trying to mislead the public in order to smear china. who most us states have begun to ease coronavirus restrictions with business owners eager to reopen despite the potential health risks and you study suggests that about 2 percent of american small businesses are unlikely to survive the crisis washington stay at home order has been extended until the beginning of june . getting ready to reopen cliche china says she cannot think of anything else for so long in northeast washington one of the most successful small businesses in the neighborhood is struggling to survive. it's extremely hard i don't even know hard is the word to describe it it's unbearable. we are suffering beyond belief and quite honestly i don't know how we're going to recover from this even though her saloon is closed she still has to pay her rent $6100.00 plus the utility costs and despite the existence of multiple relief programs with small businesses cushy china says it's impossible to get help . help those hours applying like endless 234 o'clock in the morning i'm like waiting for applications to open a open there's a listen this is a close up you know and. nothing has panned out that one. dr

militarizing the public health system though he said it's sad to see that the government is throwing science aside and that it is indeed militarizing one of the most important ministries in any country especially during a pandemic. with more than 800000 deaths and rising a group of the. opposition deputies have submitted impeachment against bill so noddle accusing him of crimes against public health among the other cases the way he's managed the pandemic is putting brazilian lives at risk promoting crowds and close contact that increases infections and or tuesday more than 1100 people died in 24 hours and the president insists on using a drug that has no scientific evidence the president himself doesn't know the difference between a republican and absolute monarchy. right now only supporters who are out on the streets demonstrating what should critics decide to come out of their self-imposed porn team to call for the president's ouster as brazilians have successfully done before his days in office could well be numbered you see in human al-jazeera. well the current virus pandemic is also devastation in the tourism industry worldwide airports are empty as hotels and to

this period of coronavirus but i treated myself and i assure you that corona virus has nothing to do with it. public skepticism started with the 1st reported case in march which the health ministry in tribute had to abound in citizen linseed it was a congolese citizen who denied being sick you politicians and business leaders have publicly accused the government of hyping kind of it to get more international funding for compounding skepticism is a lack of tasting in the 2 months since the 1st case recent $5000.00 tests were conducted for a population of 84000000 that's going to be the word here is that you know you could but when you go of it as you can see it is a disease that's not no in here and people think it doesn't exist so we must explain it does exist and also make people aware of the steps that need to be taken . surgeon conflict has heightened concerns in the last 2 months nearly half a 1000000 people have fled fighting in east indian see the biggest displacement in the room and they sprayed so does the violence. campaign as it cooled the congo without a captain but the 1st challenge is to convince citizens the virus is dangerous and anonymous china balance and jersey

that is what they say and the ministry ofjustice says that protecting the public is the number one priority and we are not going to apologise for that, irrespective of healthrvice. almost a third of people who have died after testing positive for coronavirus in english hospitals had diabetes, new nhs england research suggests. diabetics are to be offered more help from the nhs in england, after clinicians found higher blood sugar levels and obesity increase the risk of dying from covid—19. 0ur health correspondent dominic hughes reports. living with diabetes is hard at the best of times, but forjanet carroll, who has type 2 diabetes, coping with the fear of covid—19 is adding in extra level of stress. not sleeping on a night, restless, and just dare not go out. it‘s like being in a stephen king novel at the moment. it‘s frightening, it really, really is. janet‘s concerns are reflected in a new study indicating diabetics are at increased risk of death from covid—19. this applies to type 1, which most often develops in childhood, and type 2, which affects mostly older people and is associated with weight gain, a poor diet and lack of exercise. but while high

of the month. there are reports the health ministry has begun its special improvement process. us fromer joins singapore. -- our reporter joins us from singapore. japan'se hearing from publica special approval process to allow remdesivir to be used as a potential treatment for covid-19 patients in japan could be completed in a week. u.s. regulators have already cleared the drug for emergency use. this could become the first treatment drug available in japan. available at be specific hospitals under the health ministry jurisdiction. it does look like a lockdown in japan, the state of emergency is going to be extended until the end of the month. it was supposed to be listed on wednesday, the prime minister abe had expressed concern the health care system is overloaded. we have about 14,800 cases. that is the lowest of all the g7 countries. you still have another wonder 60 cases reported in tokyo -- another 100 safety cases reported in tokyo. this gives power to the governors. they are in favor of the measures stay in place until the 31st of may. residents will be encouraged to stay at home. businesses will be directed to close. the prime minister singh citizens in japan need

period of corona virus but i treated myself and i assure you that corona virus has nothing to do with it. public skepticism started with the 1st reported case in march which the health ministry in tribute had to abandon citizen linseed it was a congolese citizen who denied being sick and to politicians and business leaders have publicly accused the government of hyping kind of it to get more international funding for compounding skepticism is a lack of testing in the 2 months since the 1st case listen 5000 tests were conducted for a population of 84000000 that's good because we don't want to have you know there's another you could but when you go of it as you can see it is a disease that's not no in here and people think it doesn't exist so we must explain it does exist and also make people aware of the steps that need to be taken . a surge in conflict has heightened concerns in the last 2 months nearly half a 1000000 people have fled fighting in east india see the biggest displacement in the wound is they sprayed so does the virus. campaigners have called the congo a boat without a captain but the 1st challenge is to convince citizens the virus is dangerous and among china